Word: crews
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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About sixty men reported at the University Boat Club yesterday afternoon for the first Freshman crew practice. All men who had had experience in rowing at school were temporarily placed on the first squad; those who had rowed on the dormitory crews, on the second; and those of no experience, on the third. Several men on each squad failed to report. The work was very light, consisting only of half-hour practice on the machines. Coaches Wray, Rice, and Stevenson directed, the work, under the supervision of Captain Filley...
...work of the Freshman crew candidates, who reported at the University Boat Club on Thursday, and of all other men from the class of 1909, who wish to try for the Freshman crew, will begin at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon. The most experienced men will be temporarily placed in the first squad, but every man will be given an opportunity to prove his fitness or unfitness to hold this position. Candidates have been assigned to squads as follows: Those who rowed at school at 3.30 o'clock; those who rowed on dormitory crews at 4.15 o'clock; those...
...response to the first call for Freshman crew candidates, 60 men reported yesterday afternoon at the University Boat Club. No practice was held, the men merely registering their weights and previous experience. The candidates will be divided into small squads, and the most experienced men will be placed temporarily in the first squad. No regular practice will be hold until Monday at 3.30, when daily work on the machines will begin under the direction of Coach Wray, and will continue until the river opens in the spring...
...from the class of 1909 who intend to try for the Freshman crew must report at the University Boat Club this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock...
Candidates for the freshman crew will be called out on January 12 and for the University crew on the 17th. The outlook for both crews is very promising. The late fall rowing served to bring out much new material. In the first half of the annual contest for the University "Y" and freshman class numerals a. C. Gilbert M. S., won the greatest number of points. Of the freshmen entered, R. Barlow made the highest score...